How Agents Can Help Clients Purchase Flood Insurance as the Market and Their Needs Change
The impacts from extreme weather events—made even clearer by Hurricanes Helene and Milton—have led to consumers reevaluating their flood risk.
The impacts from extreme weather events—made even clearer by Hurricanes Helene and Milton—have led to consumers reevaluating their flood risk.
While participating in vintage race car racing can be a dream come true for enthusiasts, insurance considerations play a crucial role in keeping a dream hobby from turning into a financial disaster.
The burden of increased costs caused by uninsured drivers is ultimately shouldered by insured drivers. Here are three tips for agents to help their customers protect themselves.
Two insurance industry reports revealed that the overall property & casualty insurance industry is returning to profitability after years of hard market conditions and weather-related losses.
Increasing auto insurance premiums have been a concern over the past couple of years. Here are four insurance reports agents can use when discussing the market with clients.
From rodent damage to dry rot, classic cars can incur costly damages without proper maintenance.
Homeowners claims are taking longer to resolve than ever before with the average claim cycle time—from filing the claim to finished repairs—now 32.4 days, says J.D. Power.
With distracted driving a leading cause of road accidents, agents can educate customers about the dangers and offer incentives for positive driving behavior.
“We see challenges with LTC (long-term care) adoption rates,” says independent agent Kelly Augspurger. “In my opinion, it’s an awareness and education issue because people don’t know what they don’t know.”
As car thefts become more frequent and sophisticated, independent agents play a crucial role in helping clients understand their risks and ensuring they have adequate coverage.